The Beatles Get Back: Peter Jackson reveals what 'people won't be expecting' in show
In November Jackson’s revitalised version of Let It Be will be released on Disney Plus under a new title: Get Back. The three-part documentary tells the 30-day story of how The Beatles wrote and recorded their final album, Let It Be in 1969. The films will detail how happy the band were together, just months before they split up and started suing one another. Jackson has now spoken out in a new interview about the film’s style and content.
Jackson began by saying: “It’s like a time machine transports us back to 1969 and we get to sit in the studio watching these four friends make great music together.”
The original Let It Be film went down in history as the band breaking down in real-time on-screen.
However, Jackson says this isn’t the case. After combing through more than 55 hours of film, he has a much different story to tell.
He said: “There’s probably more conversations with The Beatles in the films than there is actual singing. People won’t be expecting that, I think.” (Via GQ Hype)
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